Tamara Hoke, director of the Jay-Niles Memorial Library in North Jay, laughs Tuesday while enjoying the story walk featuring “Frankenstein Doesn’t Wear Earmuffs” by Maine author John Loren. The images posted on the library lawn tell the story of Frankenstein’s mother wanting him to wear ear muffs to keep warm on Halloween, but he tries all kinds of antics to avoid it until he learns all his friends are wearing them. Children’s Librarian Lindsey Hopkins has applied for a grant to get a story walk set up at French Falls Recreation Area in Jay, Hoke said. Donna M. Perry/Sun Journal

Tamara Hoke, director of the Jay-Niles Memorial Library in North Jay, laughs Tuesday while enjoying the story walk featuring “Frankenstein Doesn’t Wear Earmuffs” by Maine author John Loren. The images posted on the library lawn tell the story of Frankenstein’s mother wanting him to wear ear muffs to keep warm on Halloween, but he tries all kinds of antics to avoid it until he learns all his friends are wearing them. Children’s Librarian Lindsey Hopkins has applied for a grant to get a story walk set up at French Falls Recreation Area in Jay, Hoke said. Donna M. Perry/Sun Journal

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